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troublemaking
adjective as in disruptive
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Example Sentences
If the proper and reserved Beckham, who was subsequently knighted by King Charles III, brought pomp and class to MLS, the brash and entertaining Ibrahimovic was the troublemaking media-friendly prankster who made the MLS must-see TV.
Although Milburn loves Stitch’s troublemaking ways, she said she also appreciates the serious themes the movie tackles by following a young girl’s adventures and struggles in Hawaii with her sister after their parents’ death.
Unlike Matt Walsh’s recurring presence on the show as an evil, troublemaking ghost who just won’t stay put in Hell, the Hamilton character is not an obvious villain.
He was accused of "picking quarrels and troublemaking" - a charge frequently used to silence criticism of the Chinese government.
She can even do country music, as in the handful of tunes she co-wrote for the latest album by the troublemaking Texas singer Koe Wetzel.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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